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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07
FINANCIAL.

the the entire list.
| FINANCIAL.
| The New York stock market during the
! past week has been fairly active, with a
degree of strength and an advancing
tendency which were, TO some extent, un-
expected. The holiday dullness ressserted
| itself, as anticipated at the beginning of
the week, but was followed by liberal
buying movement, which is held to dem
onstrate not only that the general inclina-
ton toward bull activity on large scale
| is ill uppermost in spite of the late
reyerses, but that the bear specula-
zion, which created the recent break, has
| been practically liquidsted. In this way, it
| is held, stocks have passed into strong
| hand@, while general conditions favor
fur her appreciation in their values.
| Saving tendency in conservative circles
to question whether present eXhibl-
ton of strength is not somewhat prema-
ture, this view seems to be the pTeya-
lent one IN the street. The developments
of the week were measurably favorable to
the improvement. A somewhat more
hopeful feeling prevails both as to the
scope and the form of the interstate COM
merce bill. An incipiert strike on several
roads was promptly settled, and this was
followed by the declaration of the antici-
pated dividends and presentation of ia
vorable statements by the various Van
derbilt lines. The large receipts of gold
from sbroad, supplemented By funds from
the interior, have given the money market
lower tone, and commission houses,
finding it comparatively easy to carry
stocks, are advising purchases of staple
securities. 1t would seem thst there has
been considerable covering by the bears,
and the amount of short interest which
remains outstanding has peen largely re-
duced-T BrGdstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07
ENGLISH CONSOLS,

LONDON, Jan. 6.-Consols closed 100 Lilo for
money.
Silver. 46 7-16d.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
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Sales 1890.
n Sw York,

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Cotton-Spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales, 967.
Ordinary, 6 1850; good ordinary, S slice; low
/ &c: middling, 3 9lec; good mid
ding. 9 IL l6c; middl.Ig fair, 10 7-l6c.
Futures closed barely steady, points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 6.-Cotton-Spot closed
hardening and / l-l6d higher
Ordinary 16r. good ordinary, I'D low
mldding, : !! ;,middling uplands, s. sd mid
ding Orleans, 5'si. ~
Total sales. I2,G0: American, SC o: 5mpoA is,
20 600; American, 800 III
Futures closed improved, , to 3 points
higher - !
January February ................st,. 5 Is =
February March. ..................... 5 l6 bid y
March April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is asked
April May. Observation-Disclosures. . 10 lid
May-June. ................ p bid
June July. ........... ............... q asked
July August. Observation-Disclosures. 3 % asked
.uyust- September ............. 8 Is asked
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s. Is. aetts, Agt., 313 Main ST., Ft. Worth
TEXAS EXPRESS CoMPANY's LIST OF OFFICE!
Atpo,n:s marked there ale no agents, an
freight for such points must be prepa''. wit
written instructions 10 put of at owner r:al
Alvin. Lampasas,
+hrcoje *Lockhart,
Antelope Gap, Linden,
kIvaredo Leon Junction,
Allen Farm, LOCK,
Athens, Lofu .,
AXtell, !1lNinBstoA,
Alto tLeggett,
Angelina, Luikin,
BellVile, Loia,
Rrenham LOEanSport, La,
BuckhoItz, Mustang, Tex,
Rlum +Millhein,
EeIton. 'Mullen,
Brownwood, Milano'
Gangs, hoouy,
Rrentley Mciregor,
BallIngcr Meridian,
Rassettg, Morgan,
DeIden Montvale,
big Cypress, ,. neticlIh,
Bette, Midlothian,
Big Sandy Montgomery,
Brownsborough Motifs,
Billiard, Mt' fleasahs
Rurke MuTchison,
.Crabb Malakof,
tCouroes, MI Gam,
,JaIdveli Mt. Sellman,
Some Murray,
Cameron, Moscow,
coleman Miami.
Crawford NolanvilIe,
Clifton Savasota,
CIeburne. Nacogdoches,
Crowley tOgles,
Copperas Cove, oglesDy,
Cedar Hill, ffhlllps,
4,,Ipv PpnQletOD,
Coriev. Plantersvile,
CookyilIe, Pittshurg.
Chandler 'POwel,
Jorsicana, fnTuoh,
CLEVELAND tPaulie,
Corrigan, 'Presswood.
Corpus Christi, Quarry,
Clear Lake, Rlcnmohu,
aDrko Rosenberg,
oyer, rogers,
DaIlas 'Rckcr,
Duncanvile, Kltchle,
Dawson, GusR,
Fort Worth, Sealey,
.Gay Hill Somcryille,
Goldthwaite. SANTA Anna
Gilmer, shannon,
Gatesvile, fHulphuf'
Goodrich, Smithsr
Garrison, summit,
Galveston, Shepherd,
Hitchcock, FSternc,
Houston, Shreveport, L.,
Heidenhelmcr, THOMPSON. Tex
Hughes, temple,
Hale, Iruelove,
HOLY. Tharp's Mill,
Hubbard CITY, TeXarkana, AK,
Iuperson Tyler, Tex,
Joshua, Ilmpsoh'
Jacksonville, Tenaha,
joaquin, NirGinia ROM
Kenney, Valley Mills,
Kopperl, Wallis,
Killeen Winona,
KempneT, waters,
Eerens Waco,
Kaufman, Yellow Prairie,
KEMP. Yarboro,
LYONS. Zephyr.
The Texas Express company way -bills di.
rect to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
phia and all important points, The Texas EX-
press company is the only company that way
Bills direct to all offices in the Southern Ex'
press company's territory. shippers having
freight or money for points in the Southern
states will save money by shipping, by the
no transfer
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The Coffee Markets.
Live Stock Markets.

GALVESTON, TN. Jan. s.-Cofee I'M
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III Business. .Csgsgs:

This practical and wide.s$ake institution
racks among the pestSsclfoOls of Its kind in
the United Ststes,s Fat1lty a I'D course of study
unsuri ,assed . In any land. The champion
penmau, 81 the Sunny South Is in the
facutey The studsnL is stimulated to
abe highest point by lectures and
pr ctical methods of teaching. Stenoyraph
mcahine, short hand. Catalogue and ecimen
of penmanship free. Address, r. II. HILL,
president, Waco, Tex.
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TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
c. T. CAMPBELL,

$. Ii. aetts, Agt, s1s Main ST.. FIT. Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07

TEXAS EXPRESS ooMPANY's LIST OF OFFICES.
At points marked there a,e no agents, and
freight for such points must be prepa''. with
written instructions to put of at owner risk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Three Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Firm, Fiuctuated Mar
rowIy and CLOSED Lower-Live
Stock Transactions Brisk.

FORT WORTH MARKETS-DAILY Re
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. 6. 1887.
Trade was fair tot day.
Coffee has advanced another J cent on
the the entire list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-07

The Texas Express company way bills d.
rect to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
press company is the only company that way
Bills direct to all offices in the southern Elk
press company's territory. shippers having
freight or money for points In the southern
Texas Express company at one through rate
no transfer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Clint stmous' >-nts He appeals 90
HsTsden Arraigned.

Folies Court y slowly bat surely losing
ne charm and attention which il has bad
for lazy idlers and careless spectators for
the nast two months. No more gamblers
OF frail women and but few saloon cases
are on The docke: now and the Court
officials can finish Up their business n their
limited time
Frazer Smith paid g. 30 yesterday for
creating s-hreach Of the peace. having been
West Side. Peter WieczOrec< who was
evident fear or care for anything pointed 4
revolver AZ several people In saloon paid
S.. .35 for the otsense OF committing a breach
OF toe peace, ana was Immediately arrested
on a charge OF caselesslv using fire arms.
lie gave bail 70 appear this morning before
judge Holmes. case OF John Carroll
for maintaining Il nuisance was adjourned
% july -9.--The case Of safe Snyder, a
poor vagrant who had no place to go and
siept Ia furniture wagon, was nolie prcs'd
and the poor youth, upon promising TO re-
turn 10 his father. discharged Clint
S.mons, the young prize lighter. who was
charged with being drunk ald disorderly.
was fined S25 and costs or ninety days.
He appealed the case.--FrGnk Msrsden
was arraigned on charge OF OsStardy on
complaint OF Eliza Jane Cary. lie pleaded
not guilty, and will nave an examination
Aug. H. L. A. Ward is his attorney
John B. Schneider and Daniel Moylan, who
are charged with selling beer at their home
on Stra. .ght-st. on Sunday withouta n license,
had their case adjourned 10 Aug. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
EDMUND =. BARRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CFFIcE-H Ottsws-si. I.edTsre Block
IATENIs and PATEsT Aw.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Coal Dealers
Gaaxn ~ IL. -

gFsvn kApIns Mich. July j. izs7.
sealed proposals. for the suppi yIng of The Nichi-
an soldiers nome with yeeF,y slppy 81 "a 81
ne ff fegsand sni sx hundred net i7r- - iunp
to-k .g' SAT- rr ffeafn i4rap hff1r1 i1srs casi ., ~,
te received n1fil T. ocis~f ncon 81 Friday. Al
aret De 7h f1Sf st kIct time tar - - -essef
rsas,t. s.if. ~ sf F3ef nr fs t.nfers5.-ass r.r-
raiffse az ire ofsice q he Nifatssu >sffiers
Home aild the avar1 given B. fhe ioEsr rsspon-
stle fdfer
Tho csnditons upon Which fhs prepcssls vii
h received consiceret sud swsfies s-s IS ~.
lows via
Ist me aasaty ard ssrsnsih of ne ecai Is =,
nge use' SO s8aeisd - lhs Cpsl oesiefs q, ibs
r.ff ef ricego iii-. srd fbe Uuiersierei eerl-
71ftfpc reserve ne rEIsrfr - er1 RON fle "a 3er
srf sroT7saI srT grs6e ~ kiad ~ Imp fif.ck.
s. at sfears Lar4o. Bfi-u 6nosfs Coz Irsa grssses
infrf-r fa fae sheTe 7smcd via ~ CONSIDERED
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ssn1 ~ re clf faoHsad dossTs - aS.s 70
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sa. A. aes - rsops~sis stead - sfS-<szes
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Fred. Cloyes has gone 10 Louisville, Ky.
Col. E. ). Pierce returned from Petoskey
YESTERDAY morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hall have returned
from their trip 10 Traverse City.
James Frisbie returned last evening from
three days fsaSting az Plsnk's hotel. Island
Of Mackinac.
John K Wood, of Detroit. Treveling Pas
serger Agent Of the c. & W. n, was 10 the
city YESTERDAY.
Police Sergeant Hurley and Superintend-
ent OF Fire Alarros BettInghogse have gone
20 Detroit on tour OF observation.
Miss Fannie Compton, Of Portland is
visiting her brothers. J. V. and W. f.
Compton, Of tsis city for few days.
Fsank Carroll and wife, OF the EouIe-
ward left last night tor Lake Mills, Wis,
where they will spend some time visiting
scends.
Miss Gracie Pierce, OF south Bend Ind.
who has been visiting her brother. -. y.
Pierce. Of II West Bridge-st.. returned 10
her home yesterday.
Ex-Poiicsman Platte has abandoned his
idea o. going South. RE has sold MS in
terest IN the Mississippi lands which he re-
Gently purchased, and will remain in the
city.
Misses Mary and Katie CahiIl eft for
Denver, Col. last evening 10 spend their
vacation. They will visit Chicago, MIN
nvapolis *. Paul aud Mecatswa fssk on
their return.
Rev. Or. Graves and wife arc in town.
the guest Of their son Ia law. J.. Z. Esdy,
a. . Paris ave. t1e doctor viii remain N
tfrand Rapids FOR a month or more. lie IS
well and hearty.
Ccnsrss Manager J. =. MulliSon. OF the
e. s. W. u. And -. + & -, With his wife
snd party of friends passed through The
city yestsrdaT. hayinz spent a few days Ct
Perosksv snu Bay view.
Nrs. z. Jsckman. who las been visiting
her sou \. e. laCs man. II - south
Division &C. has returned to her home m
shskopee. Mlnu. she - ssdiFect dssceu-
dsnt of thomas Chase, and an herr 10 the
chase estate. Daniel Webster having been
her attorney in the matter fifty years ago.
John e. Ronnsll Jr Fred Luce and
J0s hus Speed ali .eft yesterday afternoon
FOR 4 trio down the 81. i.avrencs 70 eaebcC
aud thence to Saratoga New YORK and B0s-
Ton. from where Nr BoDneii viii 20 70
kianebank Beach q Maine 70 visit his
mother and sisters.
Miss Frame Baker of Morenci. we'll known
here. = nov OF her wsy 70 the Chsutsuqus
Conversion a. Fay View which she vail
write up dsiiy for the TrI sessv-H rEtfr.
Mss Baker has eeen IN Illinois since March
AM Las fedVsred nearly = hundred 81
dresses in the interest of missions during
thai tiua
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

he reSzsF saeatIiesl seskva 81 Isl
- spea - FoNsrz Graa8 op~ra hoess
nsxa Aoasdsy ssssisx. 4.keoasA zttraStloas
uill sss tofow reggizfig unti so9ssd ne
sslitls q sAe aaenFa. As err sesders a.
kaew Tbsts b.. frlaFsss 4 Vests Bs.
nlnstIsls wiil - the zursc2ee. TIE ger
gee1s e.a 5sasas fsPssssaslnS tEs n0sSi
nfst pas t2zt ase sea sssTg 8efe about
tss city hage e41Aea deal 81 iala 4ac cs
lasatre ~. gBdo1e elety be pseksi ffom
the 0rebessf3 rail ~ tie Las. seal in ne
gallery. Al osa tbsafre Qsfs ~iil -
snxtoas - Sse tire many Improvements
~hicA Manage Berger has msas 10 the
hoass sae tais "a lsks9 Together Witb me
Epleodl1 eatsFlalnDeal DFOasisei wiii iususe
lsrps snd t4saio1z5is audience. Aetins
AznagsF G'1Qks sDac1oess Thai tas sale OF
sezis ior the o1iBstFeis MI OPEN a. TIC nea
b0G or1gs tomcTros na0fnlnk an thai
bsrezstsr az reserved seats viil BE- sod from
the BOX on.es of ths thestre instead OF a.
oprsksf a hoKsaoaes a. hsfetofoFe. TIE
oox Office sill De opsE from Q q. n. anti D
:. IA aud al o'clock every evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Pf4sksf sa4FFf.
HEiiam 81 L. fzn Seas L4a1s n4a
soaat iorss ass years ~ 49,. wss trc~resi
shsle sUissiains ia tae ed ssarry sEieE =
eilssl sfb wateF 9st so4lh of Godfss >
Plaster AAis yesterday toFsnooa About Il
. csoek he @ss scc0m panted ~ Asa4s
No Ffi1 Aaarioe Hsstlsy saa couple "
ofaefs. sud tEe party slsz ed - saial 4cfess
sas qaasfy. sna shsa Bear he
Aiiddls san Asa~iaud wss s~sn
sss ne las. ss<l & hlas anti ths lead bo1y
E4s fo1nd ssFeral hours later. His eonl-
p4nions searched tor ne body ant1 thsy
sers EeaFiy "a aassted. A21as Nc0UFrin
sad aastosF ssrgisnsan ansily founc g
lear ne seot ~nsfs 4 bad isst been sssa
ssoai Z cleex. lhs poiice snd toronsF
brsdish were a0tInsd sna the sitter afief
sissing the remains an Eskiug tts tesxr
n0By of those pFessnt desitsa that Il ~ss .
case o. aecidsatal dFusBing. ihSse are
agaaser u spfloxs IN ths quarry sna 10
conssqaeaee u ths the water IA soae
places i warn While 10 Others i Is icy cold
snd Il 10 supposed BE sG-dsnly srsrged
from warm u cold water and tals caused
bio % cEsmp.
Van Nsusl lsaS was a. old resident AID
batter ~ Isads. W many years ne has
sspt a shop a. IS sprlng-st. Lstsiy be has
taken 70 drink, sad iasi winter his siie
Ess granted a decree oi diForce GA a plea
~ non- sapoort. since then Mrs. Van
Neusland has bcen married 10 Adrian De
Drew. aud they noN reside on Psrss-sye.
al Segwiand leaves three daughters, tae
youngest, " 10 lives with her mother. Is ~
years of axe. lhe other TWO daughters,
Who are bis Srss Nifes children, are mar
ried. Oae of them Mr5. Gould. resides 0a
Haii-st.. aud the other hyes IN Canada.
o1t al present. - on yisit IA tho
city. snd out q few days ago s1e went 20
her fagner Who hss been occupying
shanty near the sstef beds for some lime,
ani begged hici "a brace up aud accom-
pany heF " her home. but her entreaties
were ofno avail.
he bas been arrested several times for
drunkenness. lie lzst time only about
week ago. The remains were taken 10 the
undertaking rooms Of o. Bfisn & Powers.
aud his late wife. who has AT insurance
policy on his LIE. will zee 10 the funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Charles 00dfrs~. propriefos of t6s Lake
View Hoass a. Reeds taSs. received a
severe injury white bathing 81 The MAJ
bsf,sn gronnds yesterday afternoon. He
Va ca a aoaiiug rait with several oshsfs
sud 10 tareing sorusrsanl. into the water
bis eea stragx che edge Of the rsit. render
iar him ssnselsss lie vas soon rescued
fropi me Tater. s8en a was found tasf
xss1 taree inches ionE bad been ci1f across
tre tap ~ his ea1. Dr. DishuDw. no vas
rrrseDt Dressed fss voJnd aud despafched
q messenger 90 The civ tor BIS surgical IA
sfrs. .nenss In the meaptime Nr. Godfrey
vn1 hs1 reroTs-ee consciousness. wss 70
moved 10 bis home when the tocfof sewed
ni, toe woo1d. IR.'isg il fvs stitches The
psfisrt fpsfsi sasier isst night am vii he
a. .ri-af Tith tae exception al sore
crsnioa a 'ew tzSs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Martin Saagsr. sixteen -year-old boy.
yesterday. whiie - work y The Kent Fur
uiture fsctory. hsi rhs misfortune 70 sas-
tsin sn injury - rs right foot which may
cripple nim for lie. Re VS. sanding on =
hsnch putting some articles On a shsif over
bis hesst. wnsn be slipped and his foot csae
IN c0nfsct With 6Bzz ssw. Hts boat vas
cut aud ne cav psSssi through as toes
and into the fcoe - the i1stsp TIE oov
vss taken % rs home on Hamilton -.
ABOUT iour biccss distant. where rr- Fvie
dressed 'he wound snd ieft bigu as c8us-
fcrtaeie a. could 80 erected
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

~. ctsrr E,hsTidse. the weil-knoTn
painter of this cifg. ana Ms. Della FsyIor.
daughter of Hiram fsnisor, ef Isrisonyisis,
vii se married this Afternoon = he resi-
.ieocr e the brides father They viii
iasva on the evening tram tor CbicsVo snd
.fsa- riarng friends y Coicwatrr snd To
i..fo vii raf1rn % the city snd he a.
Some A. So Tefierson ave.
picnafl cnorn~tein ara Miss Jennie era
han. daughter 81 Pnflir ssrshsn1. the
~o1fh Dsvl sfor-s- grocer. wiI be naFrie.}
a. The cathedral a. 2 = clOrk IDS r1orni1 *.
~ Rev Father Whaien- They vi iesre
On The nocn trsin faF tour srnoae ne
northern 1esorts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Tm. Johnson, The old soldier who has
been an inmate ol the State Soldiers Home
a. Grand Rapids, and was picked up At 1he
G. K. ( /. depot few days ago while very
drunk. IS IN bad shape. tie has a very bad
ease ~ tremens and Is most of the time en-
gagged IN hghung imaginary demons. lie
Is receiving the best treatment possible. but
the jail IS not hospital with Sufficient ac-
conmodalions for a whole regimenL-kli-
opq-af gazette
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Daniel snt Essnor CafFsl we're married
on October 81. 1886, at the village OF Dor.
10 Al.sssa county. Yesterday E.eznoE hy
her attorney. ,. 7. Preston. commen ri
proceedings ia the Superior CoaF. 10 OBJ
tain disoscs from her husband Daniel. Ia
tue complaint sne charge nlln With ex-
tFems cruelty Ia having frequently, cruelty
ana ofuiAliy assaulted her. Also, lhat he
has refused 20 properly provide a suitable
support for Der and refused o. !st heT two
children ~ her f0rnler husband visit hs r;
that she IS IA acluai want aud iiaals 20 he
come public charge. whiIe her husband is
we'll sbls 10 nFovide Tor her. having some
property and Fu0ney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
highland Park Camping Clubs Excursion
FRIDAY

On Friday, July -. the Highland Park
Camping Cub will give an excursion to
Highland Park where they have handsome
ly decorated the ground aud cottages with
Chinese lanterns, etc. Round trip tickets
will be sold over the u. 4 NJ. tor 10 cents
Good TO return until Saturday night. The
drill by the Life Saving crew will be a
rare treat and well wortn the urne aud OK
penss. All should attend, As arrange
ments have been made 10 entertain every
one royalty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Dc Boe will appear at Reeds Lake for one
week in bis wonderful .eats on the slack
wire. lie introduces more new and novel
tricks ca The wire than any other srtis: has
ever accomplished 10 his fe4ts OF hat spin
ming. cloth sud pate spinning. ribbon spin
ming, juggling knives and calls, walking IN
many dine ent forms, and introducing his
original ladder act on the wire and over
twenty-five other fesis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

late issue Of the lselsnaw Eass rITis
says that DR.. &. h. Johnston, late OF SUIT
tons bay. has located permanently at Grand
Rapids. and j. associated ia business with
Ds. i. 3. Ggiswoid, one Of the uost proml.
nert physicians IN that city. We heartily
wish for the doctor ali the success which
his energy. SKILL and industry entitle him
10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

County Clerk Harvey rsceir ed a card yss-
terda7 from J. r. Kennedy. sfsoruev. of
MsrYsvilie -, Offering sios1 reward for IN
tcr'nstion taat Fil cad - frfinz Adof
phue Huzkies srd Frsnx Euzzles = 10
siz1s n's nsrae Frsnk Slickner. "a for
fane awaits then Ths -awsr1 vii he us5s
IS soau a. they sre idenn1pa 81 thes~
motnsr a. Msrvsvilie
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

ShsrF Montsxae. ~ kslsnnsooo. = in
the city IN sH~ss ef the nan wAo SHOT and
ns-riv killed Hsrmaa shsser AZ shst place
SATURDAY. nishL ShsTiT sssaop vill sssiss
ne ofbsr ossiciss IN rhe Ssarct S1r The
would-be- ca1r4erer The waundes nssn =
10 = critical condition. With . poor chsnce
- as recovsy-
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Teachers Examination.

The County Board of School Examiners
will hold public examination OF teachers
n Supervisors rooms. Grand Rapids, on
Friday, August -. JANrs CHALMEes,
Secretary.
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save Money by Getting Moro Time.

Students Who enter the Grand Rapide
Business College now will be allowed the
time ill sept l. Enter now and get a good
start before The rush begins.
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To VALLEY CITY Lodge +. 4 a. NJ.

There will De a special Communication of
VALLEY City Lodge, No. o6. r. q A. NJ. al
tue Masonic lodge rooms at go p. M,
Thursda,. July 2s, 81, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral oi our late brother
Lowell Hail.
All master mGsons IN good standing are
invited TO be present
BY order Of
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J. n. DAVIS secretary.

Read the story Prom the World Into tie
Convent. From the Convent TO the WoT d y
in the Progyessiee Age, by Fanny Forest
editor.
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THlRTY-FlvE PONIES.


All broke 10 saddle and ha.ness, will be
sold at private sale. a. J. T. Norans li9
kent-st, back OF Bridge Street House.
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All! THERE!
HARDWARE
M. l.. SWIFT,
10 Cuitut Street,

Is selling Hardware az prices
that defy eompstitson. Doors.
Sash and Glass, Hsying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Ere ezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens. Cistern and
Drive Wen Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers. Mill Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
! have a few Acorn Cook S owes
l am selling al and below cost,
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise just as good
as our latest pstterns. IT you
want a Cock Stove you can save
money by buying one OF these.
Only few lett. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
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Spend your vacation at The kensing-
ton" Harbor Springs. Mlch.
Ton 3. eEELy, Manager.
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orr.-sor rns E.slE s1rAn L.n.pnrl

orruE o. THE EAst z STrAw L.uSpFT1
tenl lfE hOosE. 70. - CA<kL-sr,
6RsEp Karifs, NiCg., July -, isS7.
Editor fFsFeEsv-HAFslp.
P,esse inform ;he puolic that I have con-
nec'sI steam iaundrF wlth M fpve House
snd SoGunng estst lishmen,. and will do my
utmost ~ give them the best work that was
ever brought oft By mschinery. and tell
them that humhiy ask of them share of
their trade. Your most humble servant
q. A. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No sia.
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The second story walls OF the new Sbep-
ard Hartman building were com pleted last
night aad the structure grows handsome
every dcy.
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when al so-caiief remedies sa4 rr
Ssxps Cafsrrh Eenedg cnres.
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{. P. KIDDER ( CO.

NB.-ssie begins at once and coniirses until
We dkpose of the hundreds Of rem Jangs II every-
thing Ia our dress goods stock